Thicke had just performed at the Nomad's Way gala, which is an elite event designed to benefit educational initiatives in Kazakhstan, the night before his arrest.

The award winning artist, who has a 22-month-old son, Julian Fuego, with Patton, released his fifth studio album Love After War in December.

Thicke, who is also the son of "Growing Pains" actor Alan Thicke, made his first debut as a singer in 2002 with his debut song "When I Get You Alone."

Along with singing, Thicke is also a successful songwriter who has worked with many Hollywood artists including Lil Wayne and Jennifer Hudson.

In 2004 and 2009, Thicke won three Grammy awards for his songwriting and production work on Jennifer Hudson's self-titled album Jennifer Hudson, Lil Wayne's Tha Carter III, and Usher's Confessions.

While some critics have condemned the actions of the arresting police officers- as it was found that some requested autographs- sources say that Thicke was not bothered by their actions, so an investigation is not likely.